The phrase "applications for detection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to software or tools designed to identify or recognize something, such as patterns, anomalies, or specific data points.
Example: "The new software includes several applications for detection of fraudulent activities in financial transactions."
Alternatives: "tools for identification" or "programs for recognition".
Furthermore, practical applications for detection of CA15-3 and MA in human blood samples were also carried out.
However, applications for detection, classification, and localization of U.S. traffic signs in Google Street View Images have not been validated before.
There is a great necessity for development of novel sensory concepts supportive of smart sensing capabilities in defense and homeland security applications for detection of chemical and biological threat agents.
Recent years have seen advancements in use of ISFETs in commercial applications for detection of biological reaction byproducts, such as hydrogen ions, for detection of nucleic acid amplification.
Dong et al. [ 107] developed Gadolinium III -fluorescein Gadolinium III -fluoresceind a bright green fluorescence for magnetic resonance and fluorescence imaging, which was probected to have translational applications for detection and imaging.
Statistical parameters that are used in the high-throughput community to determine assay robustness (Z'-value) demonstrate the suitability of this format for high-throughput screening applications for detection of inhibitors of enzyme activity.
The application for detection of PNK activity in complex matrix achieved satisfactory results.
L1 finds its application for detection of Hg2+ ions on paper strips, and in BSA (bovine serum albumin) medium.
RIfS sensing using AAO was demonstrated for sensitive organic and biomolecular detection in aqueous solution, but the application for detection of gas molecules has not yet been considered.
A pyrazole derivative-functionalized Fe3O4@SiO2 fluorescent probe was designed and its application for detection of Hg2+ in aqueous solutions was investigated.
This proposed sensor has been successfully applied to determine the IP and PX in blood serum human, which demonstrates that it has excellent potential application for detection of different concentrations of IP and PX.
